How CardQR works depending on what you do and what you need from a card.
At a viewing, in front of a "For Sale" sign, or during an open house, interest lasts seconds. How a digital card with a capture form, several cards per area and automatic delivery to the CRM stops that interest from disappearing.
How a B2B sales team actually uses a digital card: leads land in the CRM without manual transcription, analytics flag when a prospect reopens your card, and widgets shorten the sales cycle. Including what this doesn't fix, stated plainly.
During the event days your card announces it, and every contact you capture is stamped with the event name and date. Afterwards you filter by event, export to CSV and send follow-up without redoing the list by hand.
For a freelancer, a digital business card is more than a shared phone number: it's a project gallery, a portfolio link, a rate-sheet PDF and call booking. How to solve the multi-service problem, when it's worth paying, and where to put it.
How recruiters use digital business cards at career fairs, technical sourcing and candidate capture: one card per role, a capture form, and what GDPR requires when you collect candidate data.
How to roll out digital business cards across a whole team without everyone building their own: corporate profiles, onboarding and offboarding, bulk import, custom domains, and leads that flow straight into your CRM.
